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Type one value and it is converted into every other unit of the same kind at once. Korean units such as pyeong, geun and don are included too.
Nothing you type ever leaves your browser.
Numbers are shown to roughly 10 significant digits (slightly fewer or more depending on the size of the value). Units with no fixed definition — Mach, month, year — are marked approx. next to the result.
Choose length, weight, volume, temperature, area, speed, time, data, energy, power or pressure. The units inside the category you picked are listed right underneath.
For a Korean apartment floor area, for example, type 84 and choose Square meter. Commas and fractions such as 1 1/2 are read correctly.
There is no button to press — the moment you type, the value is converted into every unit of the same kind. You never have to pick a target unit and recalculate one by one.
The Copy button on each row copies the number alone, so it pastes straight into a calculator or a spreadsheet. Copy all results at the bottom takes every row at once.
The values below are defined — fixed by international agreement or by the Korean traditional system of measures. They are used exactly as written, not rounded.
No. Everything is calculated inside your browser and nothing is sent to a server. Once the page is open it keeps working even if your connection drops.
One pyeong is 400/121 m², about 3.305785 m². The other way round, 1 m² is about 0.3025 pyeong. An 84 m² apartment is 25.41 pyeong and 59 m² is 17.85 pyeong. This tool uses the exact defined value, not a rounded one.
Yes. At a butcher's, one geun is 600 g, but in vegetable and fruit markets 375 g is commonly called a geun. Both are listed separately, so pick the one that matches your situation. The don used by jewellers is 3.75 g.
°C = (°F − 32) × 5/9 and °F = °C × 9/5 + 32. The two scales start from different zero points, so multiplying alone will not give the right answer. 0 °C is 32 °F, and at −40 the two scales meet.
Yes. The US gallon is 3.785411784 L and the imperial gallon is 4.54609 L — about 20% apart. Fluid ounces differ too: 29.5735 mL in the US, 28.4131 mL in the UK. For a US product label, pick the US units.
Korean and European car specifications use metric horsepower (PS) at 735.49875 W, while the US and UK use mechanical horsepower (hp) at 745.6999 W. The gap is about 1.4%, so it widens as the number grows. Both are included here.
GB counts in powers of 1,000 and GiB counts in powers of 1,024. Drive manufacturers label in GB while Windows shows the 1,024-based figure and still calls it "GB". That is why a 500 GB drive appears as 465.66.
The conversion factors are the defined values from international agreements and the Korean traditional system. The screen shows about 10 significant digits, so the last digit may differ. Units with no fixed definition — Mach, month, year — are marked approx., so please check the basis before quoting them in an official document.
Yes. Values with commas such as 1,234.5, fractions such as 3/4 or 1 1/2, negative values such as −40 and exponent notation such as 1.2e3 are all recognised. If the text cannot be read as a number, a short message explains what to fix.